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Kitigan Zibi guest holds buckskin hide Photo: Buckskin Babes

The Black Healing Centre’s Building Black Visionary Futures: Practice and Theory brought the wonderful, knowledgeable Yolo to SHIFT to lead attendees through some of BEAM’s programming, providing the space for us to both learn about and participate in some of the healing justice based practices that BEAM’s work is centered around. 

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Photograph of an individual seated, stretching a moosehide between their hands. Photo: Buckskin Babes

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Headshot of article writer Autumn Godwin

Autumn Godwin is nehithaw iskwew from the Montreal Lake Cree Nation on Treaty 6 territory, Northern Saskatchewan. She actively facilitates decolonization by sharing information and creating community spaces for urban Indigenous peoples. At Concordia, she researches Indigenous cultural resurgence, with a focus on reclaiming language, ceremony and educational band-based practices.